Taewon Ahn 안태원

Hiro is everywhere, 20233000 USD

Details

MaterialGallery

acrylic on resinP21

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This contemporary artwork features a wooden stool or footrest with a striking tiger-like pattern painted on its surface. The colors are predominantly warm tones of orange and yellow, creating a striking visual contrast with the neutral wooden legs. The overall composition is bold and eye-catching, with the large cat-like eyes dominating the center of the piece. The artist's technique appears to be a combination of painting and perhaps some sculptural elements, resulting in a unique and playful object. This piece likely aims to explore the relationship between functional furniture and evocative animal imagery, reflecting the artist's creative vision and unique artistic style. ...

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Artist

Taewon Ahn 안태원

B.1993, South Korean

Taewon Ahn navigates the contemporary digital landscape with a keen focus on the interplay between image creation and consumption in our technology-driven era. His artistic exploration delves into the blurred boundaries of reality and the digital realm, a sensory experience heightened by prolonged exposure to virtual visual languages. Ahn strategically blends digital nonmaterial images with analog reality, using tangible senses to redefine the 'virtual' and 'real' dichotomy. Inspired by digital image processing errors, he skillfully distorts web imagery and everyday objects, crafting a unique perspective at the intersection of the analogue and digital worlds, often resulting in potential 'memes.' ...